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A little about them
Polly is a sweet, pocket-sized Pittie mix with a big heart. At 40 pounds, she enjoys exploring, playing with stuffies and chew toys, and spending time with her people. After playtime, she is happy to curl up beside you for cuddles and a nap.
Ideal Home
Polly has medium energy and would love a family who can offer adventures, affection, patience, and stability. She does wonderfully with other dogs and would enjoy a canine companion. A fenced yard would be a bonus. She can be nervous with new people or environments but warms up quickly, and she does well with children ages 10 and older.
Ongoing Health
Polly's adoption fee includes her microchip registered with 24PetWatch, DHPP, Bordetella, leptospirosis, and rabies vaccines, a 4DX heartworm test for dogs seven months and older, spay/neuter through a partner veterinarian as scheduled by the rescue, and general wellness care including deworming, heartworm prevention, and flea and tick prevention.
Training & Support
Polly is crate-trained, does well when left alone, and should remain crated when unsupervised. She is nearly potty-trained, knows her name and “sit,” and is eager to keep learning. She has no known resource-guarding issues with food or toys.
Application Details
- Meet-and-greets are by appointment after an adoption application is completed and approved.
- Applicants should be ready to welcome a new companion within five days of approval.
- Dogs cannot be held for any reason.
- Breed and age estimates are based on available veterinary, shelter, physical, and owner information and cannot be guaranteed.
Polly's foster family says she is the absolute best dog they have ever met and hopes someone else can love her just as much. She is ready to become someone's cherished companion.
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She does wonderfully with other dogs and would enjoy having a canine companion.
She is crate-trained and nearly potty-trained, with only occasional accidents. She should continue to be crated when unsupervised.
Polly would thrive with a family that can provide affection, patience, stability, adventures, and quality time. She does well with children ages 10 and older, and a fenced yard would be a bonus.
She knows her name and “sit,” does well when left alone, and is eager to continue learning.